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"As a young woman she had often bathed in the river... At that very moment, she felt a very sharp bite in her calf" [Ferré 76-81]

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"The doctor who examined her said she was probably bitten by an angry river prawn... it couldn't be removed without endangering the whole leg." [Ferré 76-81]

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"As the girls grew up, the aunt devoted herself to making dolls for them to play with... 'This is how you were when you were a year old, this is you at two, and like this at three'." [Ferré 76-81]

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"The only items the aunt would agree to use that were not made by her were the glass eyeballs... She would dress the younger ones in Swiss embroidery and the older ones in silk guipure." [Ferré 76-81]

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"The girls began to marry and leave home. On their weeding day, the aunt would give each of them their last doll ... This difference concealed a more subtle one: the doll was never stuffed with cotton but filled with honey." [Ferré 76-81]

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"All the girls had married and only the youngest left at home when the doctor paid a monthly visit to the aunt, bringing along his son... From then on it was the young doctor who visited the old aunt every month. His interest in the youngest was evident" [Ferré 76-81]

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"The young doctor took her off to live in town... the youngest began to suspect that it wasn't only her husband's silhouette that was made of paper, but his soul as well." [Ferré 76-81]

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"The youngest went on sitting in her rocking chair on the balcony, motionless in her muslin and lace, and always with lower eyelids... He noticed that her chest wasn't moving... Then the doll lifted her eyelids, and out of the empty socket s of her eyes came the frenzied antennae of all those prawns."
[Ferré 76-81]